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Morgan Stanley China A Share Fund, Inc.

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UK has billions in contracts with firms tied to illegal Israeli settlements

An Al Jazeera investigation found 17 companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements hold UK public-sector contracts worth 2.1 billion pounds. Motorola Solutions, Heidelberg Materials, Egis, CAF, and Fosun are among the firms involved, according to UN data. The UK government has warned businesses against bidding for construction tenders in settlements, citing legal and reputational risks.

NS rejects calls to drop Spanish train maker CAF over West Bank involvement

Dutch rail operator NS said it will not drop Spanish train maker CAF despite political and human-rights criticism tied to CAF’s role in a West Bank light-rail project. NS cited EU procurement law, saying it cannot exclude firms on moral grounds. NS’s €600m+ DDNG order covers 60 double-decker trains, with first service expected in 2029 and options to expand capacity.

Why is Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles stock surging today?

Apple shares sink on disappointing September quarter sales outlook Investing.com -- Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles stock surged 11.4% to reach €69.50, hitting a new 52-week high of €70.55 intraday, after the Basque railway equipment manufacturer published its earnings results on July 30, 2026 — the day before today’s session.

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UK has billions in contracts with firms tied to illegal Israeli settlements

An Al Jazeera investigation found 17 companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements hold UK public-sector contracts worth 2.1 billion pounds. Motorola Solutions, Heidelberg Materials, Egis, CAF, and Fosun are among the firms involved, according to UN data. The UK government has warned businesses against bidding for construction tenders in settlements, citing legal and reputational risks.

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NS rejects calls to drop Spanish train maker CAF over West Bank involvement

Dutch rail operator NS said it will not drop Spanish train maker CAF despite political and human-rights criticism tied to CAF’s role in a West Bank light-rail project. NS cited EU procurement law, saying it cannot exclude firms on moral grounds. NS’s €600m+ DDNG order covers 60 double-decker trains, with first service expected in 2029 and options to expand capacity.

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led consortium signs Napoli metro Line 10 contract

Italy’s regional operator EAV signed a €238m contract with a CAF-led consortium to supply railway systems and rolling stock for Naples metro Line 10, according to Railway Gazette International. The deal is relevant for investors in rail equipment and infrastructure suppliers tied to European urban transit projects.

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